‘We were wrong’: An oral history of WIRED’s original website
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Google, Microsoft, and Perplexity promote debunked scientific racism in AI search results
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Millions of people are using abusive AI ‘Nudify’ bots on Telegram
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License plate readers are creating a US-wide database of more than just cars
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The confessions of Marcus Hutchins, the hacker who saved the internet (2020)
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A hacker ‘ghost’ network is quietly spreading malware on GitHub
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Proton is launching encrypted documents to take on Google Docs
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Before smartphones, an army of real people helped you find stuff on Google
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Orkut’s founder is still dreaming of a social media utopia
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A lawsuit argues Meta is required by law to let you control your own feed
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How one author pushed the limits of AI copyright | US Copyright Office grants copyright for work made with AI, with caveat
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Hackers found a way to open any of three million hotel keycard locks in seconds
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Can Reddit survive its own IPO?
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Reddit is letting power users in on its IPO
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Google announces major update to combat AI-generated spam in search results
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How the Pentagon learned to use targeted ads to find its targets—and Vladimir Putin
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WhatsApp chats will soon work with other encrypted messaging apps
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A startup allegedly ‘Hacked the World.’ Then came the censorship—and now the backlash
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Big Tech won’t let you leave. Here’s a way out.
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My parents’ dementia felt like the end of joy. But when they got sick, I turned to a new generation of roboticists—and their glowing, talking, blobby creations.
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Spotify is the world's biggest music streamer but rarely turns a profit and just cut 17% of its workforce – its business model looks increasingly precarious
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Sam Altman’s second coming sparks new fears of the AI apocalypse
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China tried to keep kids off social media. Now the elderly are hooked.
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Twitter’s former head of trust and safety finally breaks her silence
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OpenAI staff threaten to quit unless board resigns
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Norway's privacy battle with Meta is just getting started – regulator says it's investigating the company's new ad-free subscription services
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The gruesome story of how Neuralink’s monkeys actually died
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Apple’s decision to kill its CSAM photo-scanning tool sparks fresh controversy
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How to move your Instagram feed to Pixelfed, the photo app that doesn't track your every move
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The cloud is a prison. Can the local-first software movement set us free?
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Meta has long fought Europe's demands that it get people's consent before using their data for targeted ads – then a Norwegian regulator threatened daily fines
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How Signal walks the line between anarchism and pragmatism
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Why the floppy disk just won't die
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Military AI’s next frontier: Your work computer
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The Reddit blackout is breaking Reddit
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The US is openly stockpiling dirt on all its citizens
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ChatGPT is cutting non-English languages out of the AI revolution
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SolarWinds: The untold story of the boldest supply-chain hack ever
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I saw the face of God in a semiconductor factory
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They posted porn on Twitter. German authorities called the cops
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Once praised for its generous social safety net, Denmark now collects troves of data on welfare claimants
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Twitter’s SMS two-factor authentication is melting down
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A Danish city built Google into its schools – then banned it
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The American family that mined the Pentagon’s data for profit
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‘Supercookies’ have privacy experts sounding the alarm
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Is Firefox okay?
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North Korea hacked him. So he took down its internet.
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It's not just the IRS—the US government wants your selfies
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The McDonald’s ice cream machine hacking saga has a new twist
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Locked out of ‘god mode,’ runners are hacking their treadmills
18 votes